The wolf has been called the "greatest teacher" and is honored  and feared by many. We can learn life's lessons by "becoming" the wolf ,  understanding the part this magnificent animal plays in the bigger picture of life on Earth. We often compare ourselves to the wolf, marvel at the similarities. Why, at this time in history, is there such controversy about this animal? I believe we need only to look at our own lives to understand how the concepts of family and community, use of the Earth's resources, and acts of aggression and peacemaking affect one another and our planet home. 

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Winter is a time of quiet,  a time of listening and a time to begin to plan for the coming year

by thinking of the way we want to share our life ~ seeking fulfillment.

IN THE STILLNESS

He stands alone

In the stillness

In the softness

The world shrouded 

He stands alone 

Searching

Sound muffled

Questions unanswered 

Why he stands alone

Why the world is shrouded

Why all sound is quiet

Where have the others gone

-Jennifer Tait 

The author of the poem is my daughter, Jennifer Tait.

Spring is a time of re-birth,    a time for new ideas.

AWAKENING TO A NEW BEGINNING

Darkness wanes as days grow longer

The circle turns again

There have been harsh losses

There have been new beginnings

As the spiral encompasses all 

Grief wanes as joy takes its place

The circle turns again

And what has been learned

must now be taught

As the spiral encompasses all 

None can know what tomorrow brings

As the circle turns again

We must do what we can today

So the spiral continues to encompass all 

The knowledge shall continue

As the circle turns again

Some shall be lost,

others shall be found

And the spiral encompasses all  -

Jennifer Tait

The author of the poem is my daughter, Jennifer Tait.

Summer is a time for action.

FOLLOW THE DREAM

A time of warmth

Long days and starry nights.

This is the time of making dreams

come true ...

How many days will pass

Until the courage comes

How many dreamy nights

Will remain unfulfilled

And yet the times are many

We will awaken to find

That dreams long buried

In the warmth of summer days

And the cloak of starry nights

May be ours in the magic of longing

For the dream long buried

Will finally emerge, not separate

But entwined as our Spirit

Touches the Earth.

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Fall is a time of looking back at our accomplishments, as well as looking forward...

a time of celebration.

JOY TO THE WORLD

Do not try to cage us

Like the sun we must be free

Do not try to tame us

Like the wind we must be free

We are not evil

For nature does not create black and white

We are as we were meant to be

We mate for life, giving our whole love

We care for our children

We care for our friends

We grieve their deaths, all too common

We eat, sleep, and play

We are so very like you

Allow us our lives

Allow us to be free

Jennifer Tait

The author of the poem is my daughter, Jennifer Tait.

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These four drawings,  represent our growing awareness about taking personal responsibility as members of one of Spirit's creations,

and our connection with all.